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I sense a circular joke here, but the title of the film is the phrase "Burn After Reading" and not a set of instructions of what to do with anything being read from me to anyone reading this or previous comments.

Yeah, being in Oklahoma, I have had more than one group of friends come from out of state (or out of country) and ask about all the cool stuff to do on Route 66. I still have basically no idea what to do on it. Sure we can drive on it awhile...

I know that it lacks the "g" from "phlegm" but it still looks like a combination of "blast" and "phlegm" like a sneeze that takes down a building. Or trying to cough, and not being able to, so you cough so hard to try to get rid of phlegm, that you blast it out. Or perhaps it is a strange portmanteau of "blasphemy" and "phlegm" meaning to commit blasphemy against the Great Green Arkleseizure, the entity that is believed to have sneezed out the Universe.

Maybe in this sense they would be figuratively "golden" just meaning of the highest quality? It is arguable that the lyrics of the song are kind of implying the same, since a golden fiddle wouldn't play at all (or so at least I assume because the tensile strength of gold prolly wouldn't allow it, but I could be wrong), and be too heavy to play even if it could.

First of all, this is specified to be a "Devil Went Down To Georgia" format of challenge. Since the protagonist Johnny won against the Devil, that means that if one has a high enough skill level, one can actually beat the Devil. This implies a level of fairness that (while stacked against the challenger) still allows for some high skill levels to be able to beat the Devil in the wager.

Actually, set up properly, this could be great. The wager is that you bet you can out do him at being good over a period of [insert half of the time you wish to continue living] years, assuming that he was up to the challenge of making sure that you stayed alive long enough to complete the bet. Then, he goes first (in the formula provided by the song) and even if you lose, humanity gets at least the length of time you specified of the Devil being as good as possible.

I would challenge him to 10,000 years. Then I get to live for 20,000 more years, at least.

Well, you kinda got him (the Devil) there. First you have to invent the character, and then you can invent the noise. I suppose that if he goes first, (like in the song) no matter what elaborate or perfect noise he makes, you have to specify that you didn't say what he thought you said, make a character on the spot, and make a completely different (yet accurate noise) and then collect your...golden...prize of some kind.

Red Dwarf has a scene where Dave Lister is standing next to a copy of himself. The crew has to decide which one to shoot, and are asking questions. It ends when one of the Daves plays the electric guitar, and plays really, really, well. They then just shoot it, since Lister can't play guitar for shit, according to them. This is full on potato quality, but still the correct clip from the show.

Also in Rick and Morty (if this counts), when several pairs of Ricks and Mortys from the council of Ricks are in pursuit of C-137 Rick and (what we assume is also C-137) Morty, and the ones in pursuit walk into a restaurant, they stop and tell the greeter that they are looking for people that look EXACTLY like them, and right then and there, they mark themselves with a red X on their foreheads, just in case they are caught in a situation where no one knows who to shoot, since they all look exactly alike, one will know to shoot the one without the red X on their foreheads. Found the link on this one! Knowing Rick and Morty, this could be a parody or reference (the show is normally RIFE with them), but is not a parody, to my knowledge.

I think lego world is a thing Also you can find madmax world in the Middle East.

I was thinking more along the lines of how WestWorld seems to work. You are in it, and function along the lines of how things function in the park. So, like in PoweredArmorWorld, you wouldn't just walk around as a human without powered armor, you would get a set of powered armor to use while in that world, to be able to participate. In a LEGO world, you would take on characteristics that would allow you to interact with LEGO characters on a mechanical level that a normal human could not, in the real world. And as many Mad Max situations that have happened in the real world, in this supposition, just like WestWorld (prior to some plot developments) it is ostensibly designed to be safe for the park attendees, yet allow them to participate in a way. In a Mad Max world, I assume that you would be assigned some vehicle depending on what difficulty you chose to play at. Possibly starting nigh naked and unarmed at the highest level of difficulty. But those there just for a weekend, might start with some pretty big/bad/awesome vehicles/guns/guzzoline reserves. And, just like WestWorld (and many other settings, like some RPG video games) the first time you attend, I assume that half the fun is getting to decide what to wear or what look to sport while there.

As opposed to city/town/village/commune/unincorporated territory/province/prefecture/magistrature/colony, this is about my currently resided in state. And no, we are /r/totallynotrobots [insert laugh audio file]. Here in Oklahoma, the disposal of waste water from varying resource extraction methods has seemingly escalated us to the top of the seismic activity list. We have a seriously hazardous number of earthquakes, and it just seems to be getting worse and worse.